Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1921 — Page 11

Washington Briefs

Special to Indiana Dally Tima* and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.—Chamber* of Commerce, Rotary Clubs, municipal governments, universities, colleges, schools, churches and organizations of all sorts from coast to coast are deluging foreign embassies and legations In Washington with Invitations for their conference dele gatlons. The lions of the parley—statesmen like Lloyd George, Brland, Balfour, Vlvlanl, Kato, Koo, and even those without fame In America—are in feverish demand. Washington hostesses alone have cleared for action on a scale sufficient to keep conference notables lunching and dining for the next four months, dav la and night out. The avalanche of threatened hospitality Is such, according to the ambassador of a great pow.-r, that it virtually has been decided to restrict accepts nee of invitations to functions tendered by United States official* and foreign diplomatic establishments. In his own case, the ambassador , has found It necessary to Issue a form letter to persons and Institutions bent upon bestowing epicurean welcome to his country’s delegates or upon "landing’' one of them for a speech, In a society Item In a Washington newspaper there often Is more than meets the eye. For example, It Is laconically annonneed that “the Secretary t.f the Treasury, Mr. Andrew W. Mellon, will entertain at dinner Jan. 18 In honor of the President and Mrs. Harding.” To those who can read between the lines of an otherwise innocent paragraph there is evidence that for at least three month* to come, apparently there will be be no foundation for the recurring rumor that Mr. Mellon Is about to leave the Cabinet. Ambassador Harvey has reported by cable to the Btote Department that he ws* at the railway station In London to bid the Prince of Wales Godspeed on "H. B. H's" voyage around the world. Colonel Harvey also conveyed the tidings that the prince, while In the Far Kast, that the Prince, while In the Far Kast ments permit. Washington will, of course, In thst event order that a fitting welcome be extended to the future ruler of all the Brltona. One of the voterans of the United States Federal Court, Judge Clarence Hale of Portland, Maine, will retire Jan. 2, 1922, after twenty years’ consecutive service In the district of Maine. It is understood h© Is to be succeeded by John Andrew Peters, who was elected to the House of Representatives from the third Main* district in 1913. Judge Hale Is a brother of the late United States Senate r Hngene Hale and an uncle of the present Senator Frederick Hale. He leaves the bench under the 1019 act of Congress permitting a Federal Judge who has held his commission for at least ten years contlauously and attained the age of 70 to retire from active service. Judge Hale is 73 and the president of the board

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of overseer* of Bowdern College, of which he himself 1* an alumnus. Flapping indecorously In the autumnal wind* from the Iron electric light standards of Pennsylvania avenue are clusters of small American flags, put up In honor of Admiral Beatty and General* Dias and Jacques. If they are a sample of what the Nation’s capital has In mind for a decorative welcome to the host of distinguished foreigners about to reach Washington, a sorry Impression Is boundto be created. The flags are of cheap bunting and altogether tawdry In appearance. If nothing more Impressive Is In prospect, on easily can Imagine the thoughts that will flit through the minds of our world renowned visitors as they get their first glimpse of the capital of the richest Nfition In human annals. America apparently will be the only country with women officially attached to Its delegation at the armaments conference. list of delegates, advisors, attaches or experts thus far submitted to the State Department by any conference power Includes a member of the emancipated sex. That circumstance is not going to deter President Harding from nominating "at last two women,” as he has said, as members of the American advisory council. Charles Dana Gibson, editor of Life, has obtained from the ambassadors of most of the governments to bo represented :t the Washington conference contributions for his journal's “get together” number. It Is to be issued the day before the parley assembles. Although couched In lighter tone, it Is Understood more than one of the ambassadorial homilies Is notable, for Its "punch” and-will prove to be not devoid of important political significance. There is another President Grant In Washington—Heber J. Grant of Utah, president and prophet of the Mormon Church, who Is seeing much of hi* brother apostle at the Capital, Senator Reed Smoot. President Grant succeeded the late Joseph F. Smith as head of the Mormon Church three years ago. In hi* early 70s he Is a tall, slender, heavily bearded man of patriarchal aspect. President Grant and Senator Smoot typify the tenants of the Mormon section which expects Us devotees to distinguish themselves alike in religion, business and politics. The Mormons believe their true faith Is interlocked with the economic affairs of life. Hence, Presi-

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dant Grant, during his brilliant career as a churchman, also became one of Utah’* foremoat business men In the field of Insurance and finance, while Mr. Smoot, a noted banker, became an apostle of the church and was later elected to the Ufilted States Senate. President Grant, who spoke at the Mormon Church In Washington on Sunday, recently vialted Philadelphia. Robert Woods Bllae, third assistant Secretary of State, Is the United States Government’s official “welcomer” of foreign delegates and councilors to the armament conference. He Is one of the younger “career men,” of the American diplomatic service, having been attached to it uninterruptedly since h's first post in the Governor General's office at Porto Rico In 1901. A Missourian and Harvard man, Mr. Bliss was once a consular officer at Venice, afterward serving in a diplomatic capacity at Petrograd, Brussels, Buenos Aires and Paris. During the months preceding the Armistice, Mi. Bliss was charge d'affaires at Tho Hague. The Navy League of th* United States has its ear to the ground. At a meeting Just held In Washington, Its officers and

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Not Puritan Mattrises of Course! r PHE Puritan Bed Spring Company, Indianapolis’s largest makers of mattresses and bed springs, realize that the people of this city will feel some appehension over the disclosures appearing in Monday’s press of the use of insanitary materials in certain Indianapolis-made mattressses. While it may seem superfluous to state that Puritan mattresses were not involved in these disclosures, we feel that it is our duty to offer to the people of Indianapolis every possible reassurance regarding a matter that touches the welfare of every home. Puritan mattresses are made in a model, sanitary factory that is open • to inspection at all times. Only new materials are used in their construction. Inspection after every operation guarantees against the introduction of any foreign substance. G. D. Thornton, president of this firm, was influential in securing the passage of the state law protecting the public against unwholesome practices in mattress construction. A Puritan official was selected by the Board of Health and the Better Business Bureau to serve on the committee which investigated and condemned the methods employed by an unnamed Indianapolis manufacturer. Examine your mattresses for the Puritan label. It has been carried by a large percentage of the Indianapolis mattresses that have been sold through the better known merchants of this city. If you find it you will know that you have a clean, wholesome mattress and one that is backed in every respect by the merchant who sold it to you and in turn by the manufacturer. Puritan Bed Spring Cos. , Indianapolis

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921. • i .

executive committee decided, before embarking upon a new program to popularise the development of the American Navy, to wait events In Washington during the next ninety days. It depends upon how the conference cat Jump* whether the Navy League, which has a brilliant record of achievement In building up the naval sentiment In the country, will spike Its guns or clear anew foi Intensive action. A well-known Pennsylvanian, Irwin Laughlln, formerly af Pittsburgh, who Is still on the active U*t of the diplomatic service, has been summoned to Washington for special service on the armament conference. Few American diplomats have had so continuous and va ried an experience as Mr. Laughlln. who, since his earliest assignment to Tokio In 1904, has been on duty successively at Bangkok, Peking, Petrograd, Athens, Cettinje, Paris, Berlin and London. President Harding and Ms Secretaries of War and the Navy will occupy ringside seats at the Racquet Club the evenings of Nov. 18 and 19. when the American and British teams will engage in

matches at foils and dueling swords. Messrs. Harding, Weeks and Denby art members of fthe International fencing committee, nnder whose auspices the Anglo-American passages at arms are to take place. Fencing Is a highly-cultl vated and popular art In tho United States Army and Navy. Great Britain lias installed a "General Dawes” to clean the Agean stables of national extravagance. He Is Sir Brio Geddes, brother of the British ambassador In Washington, and John Bull’s wartime “handy man.” Sir Eric has Just been placed at the head of a body clothed with far-reaching powers, which has been nicknamed the “big axe committee,” because its functions, like those of Budget Director Dawes, In the United States are to chop down expenditure with an unerring and fearless hand. Sir Eric Gnddes spent his youth In the United States, lumbering In the Southern States and later at work on the Baltimore & Ohli Railroad. During the war, he won the unique distinction of being first a British major general and later a vice admiral-—Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Company.

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